Baugil is trails around Gangneung blazed for trekking by the city government.
‘Bau’ means a rock in Gangwon dialect.

Baugil consists of 22 sections, which are Gangneung Baugil 17 sections,
Daegwallyeong Baugil 2 sections, Ultra Baugil, Gyegok(Valley) Baugil and Ari Baugil.

The whole distance is about 400 km.
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​The paths go on mountains, through forests and valleys and along beaches.

section 5 : 16Km
​Beach and Lake Road The time required 6hours

The most recommended course to beginners is Gangneung Baugil Route 5, called ‘Bada-hosutgil(Sea&Lake Course)’.

 It is a 16 km course along the sea side, from Sacheon Beach Park, Gyeongpo Beach
and Gyeongpo Lake, Heo Gyun&Heo Nanseulheon Memorial Park, to Namhangjin Beach,
taking about 6 hours.

​Most of this course is on flat land,
so it is easy to walk and good to access main attractions of Gangneung.

Gyeongpo Lake

Gyeongpodae Pavilion

Heo Gyun and Heo Nanseolheon Memorial Park

Gangmun Beach

Anmok Beach (Anmok Coffee Street)

Gangneung Port(Jukdobong Peak)

Solbaram Bridge

We walked slowly on the Route 5 feeling breezes from the sea and pine forests.

You can get detailed information about all Baugil courses including maps from the web site, www.baugil.org/eng , which would help you decide what course is suitable.

​Click for an English-language map, click on it.​